Yard Life Festival

Here are some posters that I have created for Yard Life Festival that's taking place in 2012, all through the hard work and organisation of Jen Lloyd. I have been creating the posters for nights leading up to the festival itself, many of which are taking place at The Lauriston in Victoria Park Village. The proceeds of the festival go to Multiple Sclerosis Research, there are some amazing events taking place and a great line-up.
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My final major project for Fda Illustration.  My final outcomes were an extension of my personal research project on astronomical mythology in cultures throughout history and the idea of Sci Fi being the representation of modern mythology.

D&AD competition brief.  The purpose was to create illustrations for two songs by any band. I decided to use Clout as my band and produced illustrations for their songs, 'Maybe Another Day' and 'Maxwell's O.' http://speak-ya-clout.blogspot.com/

Editorial project over Christmas

Last summer I put on a small exhibition with some classmates at Bar Story in Peckham called 'Freakshow.' Everyone displayed their own illustrated interpretations of the title and the show looked really great, it was a fun and busy night. Photos from the night by Kraggy- http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.440411196625.238589.506776625
Another summer project involved screen-printing some of my illustrations on to t-shirts with my friend Chanti.

More old project work. I produced some illustrations for the short story, 'The Man Who Would Be King' by Rudyard Kipling.

Some work from my first year at Camberwell; a really boring project with the V&A museum and a project based on the East London line stations.

These are some illustrations and photos I've produced that don't really have a work purpose, most I did when travelling around Australia for six months.

Foundation Work

This is some really old work from my foundation course. I was really interested in looking at skeletons and circus freaks. I incorporated the characters that I produced into an old fashioned flicker reel called 'The Skeleton Dance.'